Standing Hina Dolls with Maki-e Plum Blossom Screen MAKER_Touan and "sencha" is a local

and "sencha" is a local Hasami expression used to describe short teacups with a wide opening

This Yatsuyanagi chasaji "teaspoon" is made of cherry bark work from Akita Prefecture and features a sakura (cherry blossom) motif using wood bark

Made of Yoshino cedar

Its copper-colored appearance and natural patterns that appear during firing have a timeless wabi sabi appeal

This white carp-shaped container

Standing Hina Dolls with Maki-e Plum Blossom Screen MAKER_Touan and "sencha" is a localThis hina doll set embodies the beauty of tradition with its stately and refined presence. Featuring two gracefully upright figures, it follows the form of tachibinathe earliest style of hina dolls, which were originally crafted in a standing posture. The dolls are paired with a striking black lacquered screen, adorned with a gold maki e design of circular plum blossomsan auspicious symbol of springs arrival. The fabric of the kimonos showcase the